Listing of Debt Securities: Listing procedure

The procedure of listing bond / commercial papers on the stock exchange is the same as for listing shares. The procedure is simple and fast. As a rule, no more than 5 working days pass from the receipt of a complete listing request to the start of trading in bonds or commercial papers on the stock market.
 
The procedure starts on the basis of a request for the listing of bonds (form) submitted by the company.
 
The following documentation must be attached to the request:
  • the regulator’s decision on the approval of the prospectus or issuer’s statement on application of the exemption from the publication of the prospectus together with a notice on the submission of this statement to the regulator,
  • approved prospectus in electronic form (or publication of prospectus in SEO system) - if required,
  • the consolidated text of the company’s Articles of Association,
  • extract from the register of companies,
  • certificate stating that the bonds have been validly issued in central register and that the conditions for reliable settlement of trades have been met,
  • the form Data on the selected e-mail address of the company,
  • evidence of payment of the fee for deciding on listing.
 
The application for listing of commercial paper (form) is subject to the same documentation as for bonds, but instead of a prospectus and the Agency's decision to approve the prospectus, a presentation document is submitted. As in the case of shares, the stock exchange itself obtains the publicly available documentation (articles of association, access to the court register and the register of the CSD) and assists in collecting and completing the forms and other documentation. If you need help, please contact us.
 
The signed request with the relevant documentation can be sent to the stock exchange headquarters in physical form, or in electronic form to the address: upravljanje-trgov@ljse.si.
 
Based on the request, the stock exchange decides on the listing of the bonds / commercial papers on the stock exchange, and sets the date of the start of trading, which is, as a rule, two working days after the date of listing.
 
The stock exchange informs the public about its decisions by posting on SEOnet.